Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-02

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and Ed B. Smith
Henry L. Holland president of the Ameri-
can Preserving Paint company that per
formed the mammoth paint Job on the
county building. one charge OF conspiracy,
$4,000; NJ. c. Donald and John Crawford.
Mcdonald, by the way employees Holland as
bookkeeper and confidential clerk.
Napoleon Barsaloux, the State street furni-
ture dealer, two charges of conspiracy, So
600; w. Ii. Ford and l.. H. Bisbee.
Gustav A. Busse, hardware dealer one
charge of conspiracy, 81 800; Emil NJ. and
Charles Gross.
Warden VarneIl, five additional charges of
conspiracy, SI2.9t0; Mrs. Dan Wren and
Mrs. Margaret Mercer.
Michael Costeiloe, of the coal firm OF Cul-
| liton & Costelloe, nine charges OF conspir-
acy, $4,000; NJ C. Mcdonald and William
Fitzgerald.
Phil Kelly, town of Like sewer builder
and friend of ''Buckn Mccarthy, one charge
| of conspiracy, 81, 900; Justice NJ J. Tearney
| and Thomas Connolly.
There are other commissioners, wardens
| and business men indicted besides those men
toned in the foregoing, but they have not
| come IN and given bonds or the sheriff has
| failed to find IL I'm. 1t is known that ca
phases are out for the following persons:
| Commissioner r. S. McCIaughrey, two
| Ci1dl5tS Vi CGaiS hiC Oile VI
| Ex-CommisSioner John Hsnnigan, two
| charges of conspiracy and one OF bribery.
| Ex-Commissioner Adam Ochs, one charge
| Of bribery.
Warden W J. McGarigle. six additional
charges of conspiracy.
| Leon P. Crane, vice president of Hollands
| Paint Preserving company, one charge of
conspiracy.
| William Harley, contractor who built
| s300, 600, one charge of bribery.
J. H. Carpenter crockery dealer, two
| charges of conspiracy.
| J. H. Buckley, former coal weighmaster
for the county, ona charge Of conspiracy
P. Mahoney, county carpenter, three
charges Of conspiracy.
OF the foregoing Hannigan, Mahoney, Har.
| ley, Buckley and Carpenter could not be
found Friday. Though half a dozen dep
uties hunted after Mahoney and Buckley all
| day, not the slightest trace of either could be
| found
| The whereabouts of Carpenter, the crock
cry man, are unknown at this time, but it is
supposed that he is somewhere in this city.
| Mctiarigle and Ochs are under heavy bonds
already, and did not appear Friday because
they were busy, Sc they claimed, but they
will furnish the additional bonds required OF
them, $4,000 and $500 respectively. Nc.
| Claughrey was not arrested because he did
not come TO town, but he sent word to the
| sheriff's Office that he will come in with
| bondsmen who can qualify for the s1l ,00(
necessary to keep him out of Jail. Hanni.
gan, the other missing commissioner, is al
the house of his sister, in the Town of Lake
very ILL., He will not be disturbed for q
while yet, at least not until he is able to gel
out and pass safely through the ordeal Of
| giving bonds.
1t has been decided by Mr. Grinnell, after
a consultation with the jury, to continue the
| investigation for some weeks longer, and @
majority of the present jurors have con.
sented to serve until the end, as they have
become so thoroughly interested in the work
that they want to finish it up themselves in
stead of intrusting it to strange and neces
sarily inexperienced hands. Mr.. Grinnel
| can make a motion for the impaneling of q
| new jury, and after the necessary order il
entered by the judge and the venire ISSUED
to the sheriff that official can call togethel
all the gentlemen comprising the presen
jury and send them into court Just as he die
three weeks ago.